... O'Donnell's Grattan, S Ira, 714 (car. Sat .1b) M. O'Connor • (Winner trained by E. M•Cormack at Caetleporke Betting—Evens Ballinagarda, 6 to 4 6 846 pa.. mom, to 7 Grattan. The favourite rondo all the running. and by • dirtanee. Reassure sad Grattan refuted ...

... II DC (Timshoe). John P Delaney E Ramebottorn. P C Bathes,,. J Kelly. 'Wm Kelly. P Dees, junr: James Vanston, r Robt Onions, ROW. -- Stewart. John Tynan, P Fiwhas, P Hegarty. John Mara, acne: John Mara, • John Dianne GtockYieril. ...

... the (alone( geirtiemen were island to eeetea the ward is the Netiona Naas ni.—Meeers. Jame WCane. Tereuseell reed John Dense, Grattan rreerett: Weber! Flood Rtoireboutii. Incrixonr. and Jobs J. Comm.?. 4 bekroar• bed The oea. suttee moo for the pave ...

... WEEKLY IRISH TIMES. SATURDAY; MARCH 13; 1909. GRATTAN—March 2. 1909, Emily, you Brest daughter of tho Uto Wm. Grattan. King's County. HIGGINS—March 2, 1909. at his residence. Cionmelton. Westmeath, John Higgins, at advanced age. . , .. HEATHER—February ...

... Carriages aomiw heat the Nam or Asthma Roads, or the Hr' h od or BARI Ba.re.k., to come by the South ode of the RIM' LO Grattan Bridget spy from the North ale of Dubin. to theireitle weed, and the Northam ye ni thole tine theme* the tide nearest Sourcer) ...

... ea thee ethane& d the Pills teem Hayes and Co.'. Pbarnen 7 a Grattan Meath I bad nee taking aba midair bag before it quite dean awn the and the nogg ward became atheral. FOURTEEN norms Arm.-- law able to thane the can a my A !ma —Te P•••• AAP it. feetees ...

... arranging the preliminaries of the duel the -twilight, -Grattan said, 'The gentleman t 'A too far off, I cannot him plainly. Let him near c; and, a ccordingly he, did so. Corry was wounded in the arm. As mietit be antictipated. Mr. COTTv looked after hie ...

... Gorman, 0. IPMulkin J. J. NVGratio P. iNV.Mulkin, Thos. Ga llagher. 'rhos. J. uMflrade, Jint.s NPFoggy, JosephOolt4m, John NPFIroy John NPFatiden, Jas. Melly, Michael .31111.111. in, Patrick M•Cubtan, Henry 06*Pike, 31. 31• Glade, O. O'Donnell, Arthur Beatty ...

... Edgar Frank Brooks, thirty-four, warehouseman, was sentenced twelve months* imprisonment for theft from his employers, Messrs. John T. Driffin ft Son- (Limited;, of Kemble Street. Kingsway. II was stated that hud been! in the habit of freqnentini; theatric ...

... Ironmongery—O. losing, 68 Middle Abbey Street. Dublin. Soso (Householdl—The Best is Barringtoun Dublin made. Soap (Toilet)—John Barrington and Sous, King's Inns Street, Dublin. Spectacles Pollock Bros., 25 *icklo. Street, Dublin. Teas—Di ink Findlater's ...

... Ironmongery—G. Young, HI Middle Abbey Street. Dublin. Soap (Household)—The Best is Barrington's Dublin made. Soap froilet)—John Barrington and Sons, King's Inns Street, Dublin. Spectacles Pollack Bros., 23 Wicklow Street, Dublin. Teas—Drink Findlater's ...

... Ihnsi N i ft . H . &room Nationat hi John Flamian-Case.ot Michael O'Boyle-Ls Mott. Frank Walsh-Hanna( Saddle, Sr. I. M. Quin, C.C.-Set SehmeN. Harness. or H. mcmuhy, IS Mrs Murtagh, KnemStresi-ebte II Basket. Mn John Sweeney M. O.lCoolicaa'n, iss o i T ...